Green Meadow Waldorf School – Crystal Cave Of Wonders
Auction Ends: Mar 25, 2023 10:00 PM EDT

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45 Minute Lyre Lesson With GMWS Parent, Saeko Cohn

Item Number
265
Estimated Value
50 USD
Opening Bid
17 USD

The winning bid will go to FrontStream Global Fund (tax ID 26-3265577), a 501c3 nonprofit organization, which will send the donation to Green Meadow Waldorf School (tax ID 13-6196291) on behalf of the winner.

Item Description

The modern lyre was born out of anthroposophy in 1926, in Dornach, Switzerland, and has been cherished as an instrument of joyous music making and therapy in many Waldorf schools and Camphill Villages around the world.

Tuned at the concert pitch of A=432, the modern lyre's uniquely pure and resonant timbre allows every musical element sounds anew, while its delicate sound invites both players and listeners to create peaceful listening space.

Playing a big chromatic lyre requires harmonies interplay of right and left hand fingers, and is challenging enough for both adults and children (age 9 and above), to learn to play both lyre original and classical music.

Depending on the age and need of the student, a suitable instrument will be chosen from pentatonic, diatonic, chromatic and bordun lyres.

This private lesson can be also done as a group lesson, up to 3 people of all ages 5 and above. (i.e. parent and a kindergartener; 2-3 lower/upper/middle or high school students; 2-3 adults. Expecting parent/s or adult with a very young child is also possible.)

Saeko S Cohn met the modern lyre when her son was three year old. Ever since, she has dedicated her time learning and playing this unique instrument internationally. Also a student of anthroposophy, it is her lifelong commitment to introduce anthroposophic approach to music (one such example is the Mood of the Fifth for children younger than age 9) through playing and teaching of the modern lyre.

Item Special Note

Lesson time to be decided between winner and Saeko.

Donated by GMWS parent, Saeko Cohn.

Donated By:

Saeko Cohn, GMWS Parent